The latest results from the Curipamba exploration project are from a drill hole located 300 m south east of the known El Domo mineralization (see Figure 1: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/SRL0223.pdf). DDH 88 encountered an elevated gold and silver intersection typical of that expected at the margins and uppermost parts of major VMS systems.

"This new gold zone is a very important discovery for Salazar as it reinforces the potential for the discovery of significant and numerous precious metal deposits typically found at the periphery of VMS style systems such as El Domo," says Fredy Salazar, President and CEO. "We plan to conduct additional drilling in this area determine if there is a direct link between this new gold zone and the massive sulphide horizon at El Domo, or if it is related to another entirely new system."

The following table provides a summary of the significant intersections in DDH 88:

From

To

Width*

Gold

Silver

Copper

Lead

Zinc

Hole

(m)

(m)

(m)

(g/t)

(g/t)

(%)

(%)

(%)

CURI-88

142.32

146.13

3.81

4.77

181.76

0.11

0.37

0.64

Including

142.95

144.10

1.15

6.07

268.1

0.19

0.75

1.29

*widths reported are not true width

Technical Highlights:

Hole

Drill

Elevation

Depth

Location of nearest

Hole

Section

Azimuth

Dip

(m)

(m)

significant intersection

DDH 88

4700N

270˚ strike

-75˚

951.2

191.90

300 m south east of DDH 85 at El Domo Deposit and 450 m east of DDH 86

Exploration hole DDH 88, collared 300 m to the southeast of the known nearby El Domo massive sulphide deposit, was targeted on the presence of a strong geophysical anomaly, the proximity to a number of surficial mercury anomalies and local geological mapping. The intersection containing excellent precious metal values occurs at the contact between two major dacite lava flows. The mineralization comprises disseminated pyrite, yellow sphalerite, barite and minor galena. Although clearly stratiform, this new, relatively gold-rich, style of mineralization differs from the massive sulphide horizon encountered to date at the El Domo VMS deposit.

Furthermore, DDH 88 opens up the possibility that dacite lava flows to the south, originally considered barren, host stratiform gold-enriched massive sulphide mineralization. Salazar Resources plans to scout drill these areas, in particular those with strong geophysical (Induced Polarization chargeability) anomalies, to test this potential.

The above information has been prepared under the supervision of Tom Healy P.Eng. who is designated as a Qualified Person as defined by NI-43-101 with the ability and authority to verify the authenticity and validity of the data.

A QC program was used whereby 5% of all samples sent to the laboratory were standard samples with known silver and gold values. Sample preparation was performed by BSI Inspectorate Quito, Ecuador, using standard industry practices (sample prep minus 32). Analytical work was carried out at the BSI Inspectorate Laboratory in Lima, Peru, using fire assay methods for gold (Au-25 procedure). Standard samples, blanks and duplicate check samples were randomly inserted to the sample batch to ensure quality control.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF SALAZAR RESOURCES LIMITED

Fredy Salazar, President & CEO

Salazar Resources Limited

Salazar Resources Ltd. is a publicly-listed (TSX VENTURE:SRL)(FRANKFURT:CCG) mineral resource company engaged in the exploration and development of new highly prospective areas in Ecuador. Led by a senior Ecuadorian management team and most notably by its namesake Fredy Salazar, this team has been instrumental in other major discoveries throughout Ecuador. Being an Ecuadorian based company gives the company a strategic advantage enabling the company to complete exploration at a rapid pace. With an excellent property portfolio (3 projects- 42,900 hectares), good geopolitical positioning and a number of strategic corporate and financial partnerships, Salazar has positioned itself to be a strategic player in Ecuador and throughout South America.

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